Inviting school success: A self-concept approach to teaching learning and democratic practice/ by William Watson Purkey and John M. Novak
Material type:
- 0-534-50419-1
- --THIRD EDITION BCir.371.102 P975 1996
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Includes references and index.
--Content 1. Introduction to invitational education --2. Foundations of invitational education --3.The inviting approach --4. The craft of inviting --5. Inviting in the rain --6. The person in the process --7. Two models for 21st century schools --8.Creating inviting schools.
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